Pathfinder 1E Is there any such thing as a male counterpart to the medusa?

[VelvetViolet]

Are there any books, Paizo or 3rd party, detailing a male counterpart to the medusa?

EDIT: I know about the maedar, but I can't use it because it's not open game content. I posted my own concept of the male medusa (which I called an "aex") in the homebrew forum.

 

[Morrus]

Do you need a book? Just say it's male.

 

[Remathilis]

Will you take d20/3.5?

http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?170276-Maedar

 

[VelvetViolet]

Do you need a book? Just say it's male.

If I wanted to do that I wouldn't be asking. I'm not asking for a literal male medusa with identical statistics, but something more sexually dimorphic (i.e. different).

Will you take d20/3.5?

http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?170276-Maedar

The maedar isn't open game content, so I'm asking if anyone else has done something similar that is. If no one has, that's fine too, because I just posted my own rendition in the monster homebrew forum.

 

[Savage Wombat]

I just used the old standby that Medusae require human males to reproduce. Don't expect to get much use out of the male afterwards.

 

[VelvetViolet]

I just used the old standby that Medusae require human males to reproduce. Don't expect to get much use out of the male afterwards.

That's what I read on d20pdfsrd.org in the expanded ecology. It's not terribly helpful.

 

[Salamandyr]

Way back in the 80's Dragon magazine had an ecology about the male counterpart to the medusa; the maedar. Maedar had large, bald, muscular humanoids, who had the ability to turn stone to flesh by touch. The medusa would turn someone to stone, then the maedar would pound the statue into pieces, then turn the pieces back into gobbets of warm flesh to feed himself and his medusa mate. I don't remember the stats, except their attack was essentially two slam attacks as they slammed people with their fists.

 

[GX.Sigma]

Body: snake
Hair: tiny men

 

[VelvetViolet]

Way back in the 80's Dragon magazine had an ecology about the male counterpart to the medusa; the maedar. Maedar had large, bald, muscular humanoids, who had the ability to turn stone to flesh by touch. The medusa would turn someone to stone, then the maedar would pound the statue into pieces, then turn the pieces back into gobbets of warm flesh to feed himself and his medusa mate. I don't remember the stats, except their attack was essentially two slam attacks as they slammed people with their fists.

I am aware. It was officially converted to 3.5 in another issue of Dragon magazine.

Body: snake
Hair: tiny men

AHAHAHA! Funny mental image.

 

[Tovec]

Body: snake
Hair: tiny men

AHAHAHA! Funny mental image.

[Devil's Advocate]So.. a snake then? Snakes generally lack hair, so men-hair is like saying Human but elephantshaped-scales... Humans don't have scales.[/advocate]